City secures $348,969 federal justice grant from DOJ
Federal grant funds law-enforcement and criminal-justice initiatives citywide. Money supports programs that may improve public safety and community policing.
Federal grant funds law-enforcement and criminal-justice initiatives citywide. Money supports programs that may improve public safety and community policing.
Safer bridges for drivers. The project upgrades railings on a city bridge using federal highway-safety funds administered by Alabama DOT.
State funding will improve crash safety on local roads by adding protective barriers at median crossovers, reducing head-on collisions.
State funding for highway safety improvements on I-459. No local match or spending required in this authorization step.
HUD loan guarantee can fund neighborhood improvements like housing, infrastructure, or business development. Money becomes available only if HUD approves the application.
Inland Seafood Corporation America gets $275,000 in public money to expand operations and create six new jobs in Birmingham.
HUD loan guarantee can fund neighborhood improvements like housing, infrastructure, or business development. Money becomes available only if HUD approves the application.
Mobilitie gains long-term right to install and maintain wireless infrastructure (poles, antennas) on city streets and sidewalks. Terms will set rental payments to the city and rules for how the equipment is installed and maintained.
Empire Hospitality's license to serve alcohol at 1928 1st Avenue North is revoked due to a name change. The business will no longer be able to operate its restaurant bar under this approval.
Empire Hospitality's lounge liquor license is being canceled due to a name change. The business at 1928 1st Avenue North Suite 1700 will no longer be able to operate under its current retail liquor Class I license.
Three city officials travel to Atlanta to meet federal representatives about grant funding opportunities. Grants can bring new resources to Birmingham for infrastructure, housing, public safety, or other priorities.
Mobilitie will be allowed to install and operate wireless communications facilities in Birmingham's public right-of-way. This sets terms for where and how the company can build infrastructure in city streets and sidewalks.
This agreement sets the stage for a state-funded transportation project (CMAQ-3714). Once engineering is complete, the city could pursue federal/state grant money for construction or improvements.
Mayor authorized to sign CMAQ grant agreement for bikeshare project. Details on bike routes, coverage area, and launch timeline not yet available.
State grant funds safety improvements on I-59 median crossing. Project enhances pedestrian and vehicle safety on a major interstate corridor affecting commuters and residents.
This amendment changes the terms of a major real estate deal between the City and Grant's Mill, LLC. The specifics of what changed—timeline, price, development obligations—are not detailed in the agenda item.
City can proceed with a federally funded transportation project (CMAQ funding). Project details and location not specified in this consent item.
State transportation grant funds preliminary engineering work on the Woodla project; next step toward potential construction or improvement work in Birmingham.
Birmingham is pursuing federal funding to launch a new arts-technology hub at the historic Sloss Furnaces. If awarded, the grant would support creative innovation and cultural programming at one of the city's signature landmarks.
Birmingham secures state funding for historic preservation work, matched with $6,666 in donated services. Details on the specific project are limited.